All's Well... No Kids!
Not much change since yesterday. They tried reducing the pressure in her ventilator, but she's not ready for that yet. They did reduce her oxygen supplement from 60% to 50%.
I brought my kids in to see her this morning, having carefully warned them about what they might see, but the hospital has a strict policy against kids in the I.C.U. Boot (Richard VII) and Sarah were a little disappointed they didn't get to see their aunt, but I think they're satisfied to go home and work on cards for when she wakes up.
I brought my kids in to see her this morning, having carefully warned them about what they might see, but the hospital has a strict policy against kids in the I.C.U. Boot (Richard VII) and Sarah were a little disappointed they didn't get to see their aunt, but I think they're satisfied to go home and work on cards for when she wakes up.
3 Comments:
Thanks so much for keeping us updated, Richard. My husband and I are sending positive, healing thoughts from way over here in New Orleans... it sucks to be so far away and therefore unable to do much to help, but am so glad she's got such great friends and family around her. We'll be sending a care package for Amacker and Richard and dad very soon. Stay strong, all of you.
- Andrea and Jeffrey in NOLA
Richard, are they still planning to wake her up next week?
Hello Richard,
My name is Sue. I want to thank you for being such a great brother, and friend to us who love Amacker. I am here if you need anything at all. It would be a great comfort to be able to do something positive to help.
Thank you again for the caring blog. I am sure you don't need me to tell you how incredible your sister is. I am heartened to know that she has so much love and support. I'm pulling hard for you, Amacker. Take your time and breathe through it. I look forward to giving you a gentle hug and telling you stupid jokes to try to make you smile.
Sue
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